Dachimawa Lee (Movie - 2008)

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  Im Won-hee
  임원희
  As
  Dajimawa Lee
  (따지마와 리)
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  Gong Hyo-jin
  공효진
  As
  Keum Yeon-ja
  (금연자)
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  Park Si-yeon
  박시연
  As
  Ma-ri
  (마리)
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  Hwang Bo-ra
  황보라
  As
  Weird girl
  (이상한 소녀)
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  Kim Byung-ok
  김병옥
  As
  Mr. Wang
  (왕서방)
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  Kim Soo-hyun-IX
  김수현
  As
  Dama Ne-gi
  (다마네기)

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